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单词 gunshot
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Definition of gunshot in English:

gunshot

nounˈɡʌnʃɒtˈɡənˌʃɑt
  • 1A shot fired from a gun.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Then, she suddenly felt intense pain after hearing several gunshots from behind her.
    • For several minutes he dodges and weaves desperately avoiding gunshots and mortar fire.
    • Police say no gunshots were fired after they arrived, and no one was hurt.
    • People started panicking as more screams and gunshots sounded.
    • Six or seven gunshots were heard, but it was not clear who fired them.
    • As James' head began throbbing, he calmly told his wife not to get excited if she heard gunshots.
    • I used to hear gunshots every day and there were times when I just wanted to come home.
    • They had the police officers there from the night he was arrested to verify the threats and gunshots.
    • The exact count of the gunshots fired is unclear, but it is well over thirty.
    • The police arrive, gunshots are fired and panic breaks out as the bus passengers make a run for the border.
    • What followed was a kind of very tense standoff where gunshots were fired for about five minutes.
    • Gardaí in Claremorris are investigating an incident in which a number of gunshots were fired at a house in the town.
    • When a son is born, the father announces it to the community by firing gunshots in the air.
    • This didn't work as well as he had hoped for gunshots were soon fired, hitting the car's tires.
    • During the walk we heard the gunshots and the screams of our father.
    • The sound of gunshots and bombs awakened the dreamers to the nightmare that was real life.
    • Three rounds of gunshots were fired in the air as a mark of respect for them.
    • Most were later found to have died of gunshots to the head, fired from close range.
    • Frank was feeling too faint to even notice the gunshots being fired at him.
    • The sound of gunshots filled the air once more as the figure shot at some of the chairs, randomly, then retreated.
    Synonyms
    gunshots, shots, shooting, firing, sniping
    1. 1.1archaic mass noun The range of a gun.
      we bore down and came nearly within gunshot
 
 

Definition of gunshot in US English:

gunshot

nounˈɡənˌSHätˈɡənˌʃɑt
  • 1A shot fired from a gun.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • This didn't work as well as he had hoped for gunshots were soon fired, hitting the car's tires.
    • Six or seven gunshots were heard, but it was not clear who fired them.
    • As James' head began throbbing, he calmly told his wife not to get excited if she heard gunshots.
    • What followed was a kind of very tense standoff where gunshots were fired for about five minutes.
    • Most were later found to have died of gunshots to the head, fired from close range.
    • The exact count of the gunshots fired is unclear, but it is well over thirty.
    • The police arrive, gunshots are fired and panic breaks out as the bus passengers make a run for the border.
    • During the walk we heard the gunshots and the screams of our father.
    • The sound of gunshots filled the air once more as the figure shot at some of the chairs, randomly, then retreated.
    • Three rounds of gunshots were fired in the air as a mark of respect for them.
    • When a son is born, the father announces it to the community by firing gunshots in the air.
    • People started panicking as more screams and gunshots sounded.
    • I used to hear gunshots every day and there were times when I just wanted to come home.
    • Frank was feeling too faint to even notice the gunshots being fired at him.
    • Police say no gunshots were fired after they arrived, and no one was hurt.
    • For several minutes he dodges and weaves desperately avoiding gunshots and mortar fire.
    • Gardaí in Claremorris are investigating an incident in which a number of gunshots were fired at a house in the town.
    • The sound of gunshots and bombs awakened the dreamers to the nightmare that was real life.
    • Then, she suddenly felt intense pain after hearing several gunshots from behind her.
    • They had the police officers there from the night he was arrested to verify the threats and gunshots.
    Synonyms
    gunshots, shots, shooting, firing, sniping
    1. 1.1archaic The range of a gun.
      we bore down and came nearly within gunshot
 
 
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